HealthiaCynthia

Imagine that– Granny can build her own website!

Filed under: Abundance, youtube, Celebration, Emotional Wellbeing, Building Internet Business by healthiacynthia on January 27, 2008 3:31 pm

I have had such a happy-healthy time of it lately, networking with other women of my age who are also blogging and flogging their wares.  I truly believe that we ARE "coming into our power" as one of my Toastmasters associates would have it.

Today I was thinking more about the website that I am building from scratch– an awesome effort from someone who in the past has had to yell out "heeeeeelllllllllppppppppp" to a savvy son (who now lives too far away to hear my actual yell).  But I find that this is, like all adventures, full of its own rewards!  I am learning new technical skills that I didn't have a clue about a few months ago, and I AM determined to set up a site that I will feel satisfied– even proud (if that is not a sin?) about.  The system I am using is challenging but fun.  I don't feel like an older person who is whining around the coattails of a younger tech-y… actually, I believe that the program's founder might even be older than I am (or at least the same vintage).  There are also a number of other folks who are just plain thrilled with what they have accomplished and you can see their fun videos by going here. 


A Soiree for your Mental Health

Filed under: Abundance, Celebration, Mental Health, Emotional Wellbeing by healthiacynthia on September 25, 2007 2:21 am

Leg Warmers

 Leg Warmers Art Print
Edwards, Harvey
Buy at AllPosters.com

The other night (Saturday night, actually) a kind friend had a number of us over for a sort of 'music night'.  He himself is an organist and the 'salon' is taken up mostly with a fine instrument.  But these music nights just consist of each of us bringing along a favourite CD and having clips played from it by our host.  It's a little educational, but it is mostly social.  This same friend also belongs to a writers' group.  In all, he is a most inspiring and motivating person!  And, most important, he is KIND.  I hope you know someone like that.

Go here to watch and listen to Jascha Heifetz play Rondo by Mozart.